When should you stop a distributed program

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From: Charles Stockman /ADVISOR-Clutte...
Date: Thu, 21 Jan 1993 17:42

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Hello
	
In a distributed environment :

When  a group people are using a program (ex. simulation) and part of the 
simulation is way off.  Some of the people may want to shut down the simulation
while others may want to keep the simulation running.  What do you think is the 
best way to mediate a situation such as this and why.

    ex. majority rules  --> reason : These people are assumed to be experts and
                            know what they are doing.

THANK IN ADVANCE (TIA)

P.S I am 90% sure that this is the correct new group for the question. I don't
    think a fuzzy logic tool would disagree with me posting to this group :)

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